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Rebels Win Big in New York Cup Opener

The Albany Rebels cruised to a convincing win against the Syracuse Gaels 4-23 (35 points) to 2-12 (18 points) in the first leg of the New York Cup on Saturday at the Albany College of Pharmacy turf field. Albany started slow, and was down 4-1 in the first 10 minutes, thanks in part to many missed scoring chances. The Rebels settled down and began chipping away at the early deficit. Forward Ryan Moloney seemed automatic in the early going, scoring Albany’s first three points. “Syracuse came out very strong but we kept ourselves in it,” Moloney said. “Ultimately, we were able to use our deep bench effectively to take control of the game and we didn’t look back.” Midfielder Joe Donlon gave Alba

Match Preview: Albany vs. Syracuse (6/9)

The Albany Rebels will host the Syracuse Gaels in the first leg of the New York Cup on Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at the Albany College of Pharmacy turf field. The Rebels (1-4) are coming off their lone win of the season and some quality training sessions. Albany lost its last match against Syracuse in the final leg of last year's New York Cup. The defeat snapped a 9-game winning streak against Syracuse, and along with a draw against Buffalo the same day, handed the inaugural trophy to Buffalo. “We didn’t do enough in either of those matches,” said midfielder Mark Adam. “This is an opportunity to make up for that, show how much we’ve improved and win an important match for our club.” Following Sa

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